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1.  You probably already have a good idea what types of music you like and don't like.  Click on the link at the left and check out some of my favorite bands.  Write at least one five-sentence paragraph telling which ones you liked, didn't like, thought you would like but didn't, or thought you wouldn't like but did.  Be honest, but don't say you don't like any of them just because you've never heard of them before, and don't say things like "They were stupid."  Also answer the question:  "What do you think your taste in music says about you?"
2.  This site deals with "multiple intelligence" - the idea that we are all smart in more ways than just getting good grades. Click on the link, take the test, get a copy from me of your IQ type, and write at least one five-sentence paragraph discussing what you've learned about yourself based on exploring this site.
3.  Find out what your job might have been if you had lived in Medievil times.  After reading the introduction page carefully, click on the Personal Preference Profile at the bottom and follow the directions.  Type in your name, and next to job description, type "Student."  Select "Neither satisfied nor dissatified."  Click on "Enter PPP" at the bottom, and begin answering the eight questions carefully. Get a copy of your profile from me. The last paragraph tells the most about you.  Write at least one five-sentence paragraph discussing how accurate you feel the findings are.
4.  What do you want to be when you graduate from high school?  This site might give you some ideas.  After carefully answering the questions, you'll eventually get to a page called "(your name) personal job options list."  Ask me to print this page.  Now, write at least a five-sentence paragraph discussing your findings.
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5.  Take a look at your home or school from a bird's eye view.  Actually, these images are taken from a satellite! When you find the image you want, follow the directions for printing it out.  Note: This link does not work.  Use the link on your desktop. If you're at home, you can download earth.google.com.
6.  This site helps you learn what kind of learner you are.  I think it's one of the most important sites in this webquest.  Read the first paragraph on the site, then click on "Learning Styles Inventory" on the left.  Look for "New Users," and click on "Start the free online learning styles inventory."  After carefully answering the 70 questions, click "submit," and you will be taken to a page "Your User Profile."  Fill in the first four boxes of information.  Use "bob@aol.com" for the email, and just make up a password.  Scroll to the bottom;  click on "View Results."  Click "full screen (for printing)" and "Refresh."  Ask me to print this page.  Write at least one five-sentence paragraph discussing what you learned about your learning style.
7.  This site allows you to find out even more about your learning style.  After carefully answering and submitting these 32 questions, you'll be given the results of your learning inventory.  Ask me to print this page.  In a minimum five-sentence paragraph, discuss what type of learner you are, and especially what you need to do to help you learn the best.
8.  This personality profile is based on shapes and colors.  Choose the picture and explanation that describes you. Get a copy of your profile from me. In a minimum five-sentence paragraph, discuss how accurate you think the profile is.
9.  This test is designed to reflect your intelligence based on your ability to complete number patterns.  Ask me to print the results page.  No paragraph necessary.  There's also a link at the bottom that will take you to a ton of these kinds of tests.
10.  This last one deals with left brain / right brain thinking.  Ask me to print the results page, then write a minimum five-sentence paragraph discussing the results.
That completes the Process part of the personality and learning styles WebQuest.  Now go to the Evaluation page to double check what you need to turn in for a grade.
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